Razi

Electricity is a kind of energy that makes lights, TVs, and many other things work.

It comes from tiny particles called electrons that flow like water through wires.

To make electricity work, there needs to be a complete circle or circuit for electrons to travel.

Batteries and power plants give electricity a push to move through the wires.

When the circuit is complete, electricity flows and makes things like bulbs light up or motors run.

Electricity travels very fast, almost as fast as light.

We use electricity every day, but it must be used carefully and saved.

Turning off lights and devices when not in use helps save electricity, which is good for the earth.